TRAC-9 honors for Kewanee’s Ensley, Jordan

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Feb 18, 2013 at 4:44 PMFeb 18, 2013 at 4:46 PM

Ensley named second team, Jordan honorable mention

Mike Landis

Hannah Nimrick of Riverdale was named the Three Rivers Conference girls basketball player of the year, and Mick Kopriva of Riverdale and Don Robinson of Prophetstown shared TRAC-9 coach of the year honors.Nimrick was a unanimous selection to the TRAC-9 first team, along with Elle May of Riverdale and Cassie Reiley and Riley Walters of Prophetstown.Rounding out the first team were Rachel Hagerman of Sterling Newman and Courtney Cobert of Erie.Kewanee senior Jenifer Ensley was named to the second team, along with Morgan Wierema of Fulton, Corrie Reiley of Prophetstown, Mary Alice Oswalt of Sterling Newman, Autumn Smith of Amboy, Chelsea Eads of Morrison, Sydney Mericle and Lauren Claus of Riverdale.Receiving honorable mention were Amber Jordan of Kewanee; Kaitlyn Liebing and Brooke Lovgren of Amboy; Heaven Bennett of Bureau Valley; Paige Rus, Rachel Cobert and Laykin Miner of Erie; Morgan Sanquist of Fulton; Jamie Hurd and Auburee Schmidt of Sterling Newman; Clare Kramer of Prophetstown; and Jess Corson of Riverdale.Riverdale and Prophetstown shared varsity conference titles with records of 13-1, followed by Sterling Newman 9-5, Erie 8-6, Kewanee 7-7, Amboy 6-8, Fulton 5-9, Morrison 2-12 and Bureau Valley 0-14.Prophetstown won the sophomore title with a perfect 14-0 record, followed by Kewanee 11-3, Fulton 10-4, Erie 9-5, Sterling Newman 7-7, Bureau Valley 5-9, Amboy 4-10, Riverdale 2-12 and Morrison 0-14.

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